Three Ways To Moisturize Your Skin Naturally

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Those of us who pay close attention to skin care knows how important natural moisturizing is for looking young, fresh and radiant. Let's find out how we can provide enough moisture to our skin at home without buying expensive and harmful care products. You can look fabulous with these simple pieces of advice from the best skin care specialists at the best salon NYC.

#1 Oils
There are many skin products with different oils in content and that’s a good thing, cause such oils as coconut, almond, cocoa and argan oils contain lots of natural vitamins and minerals which make our skin looking supple and soft. You can also make a natural organic scrub from any oil you might like. Just mix a little amount of it with a teaspoon of brown sugar or salt (if you have fatty skin); you can use these oils as a natural body cream as well.

#2 Honey
Filled with antioxidants, honey contains antibacterial properties that provide skin with moisture. Apply honey on the skin like a mask or try to mix it with something like avocado or cucumber, which can help moisturize the skin. Mix a tablespoon of honey with a tablespoon of warm milk and rub the mixture on your body. After such regular procedures, your skin will look fresh and radiant.

#3 Aloe Vera
This plant is a great remedy for cracking or dry skin. You can use it instead of daily tonic to refresh your facial skin after a hard day and to remove makeup as well. If you want to have always smooth and young-looking hands try to rub the aloe vera juice before going to bed.

If you want to prevent over dryness you don’t need to wash your body with scrubs and bast wisp every day, 2-3 times per week will be enough. Moreover, don’t forget about water. Drink six to nine glasses of fresh water a day, this simple tip will help you to stay moisturized from the inside and always look gorgeous. Try to add more fresh fruits and vegetables to your nutrition; avoid smoking and drinking alcohol, the last two things make your skin looking old.

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